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I need to write a 2 Vlookup formulas at Cell E25 to display the date a loan
will be repaid and secondly the total interest paid. I have an analysis table called 'table' with 6 columns 1. Date 2. Opening loan balance 3. Add interest 4. Less payment 5. Closing balance 6. Cumulative interest I can get the sheet to work easily but the vlookups are an entirely different matter, I just cant get them to work. My boss has specified that he wants lookups. TIA Chris |
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One way:
You can't use VLOOKUP for the date, since the date is to the left of the balance. You can use INDEX(MATCH()), though: =INDEX(table, MATCH(0, OFFSET(table,0,4,,1),FALSE),1) total interest paid is more straightforward: =VLOOKUP(0,OFFSET(table,0,4,,2),2,FALSE) In article , "Bertiesmum" wrote: I need to write a 2 Vlookup formulas at Cell E25 to display the date a loan will be repaid and secondly the total interest paid. I have an analysis table called 'table' with 6 columns 1. Date 2. Opening loan balance 3. Add interest 4. Less payment 5. Closing balance 6. Cumulative interest I can get the sheet to work easily but the vlookups are an entirely different matter, I just cant get them to work. My boss has specified that he wants lookups. TIA Chris |
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Thank you for sending me the links JE, the solution is already in place, I do
appreciate your time. Regards Chris. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way: You can't use VLOOKUP for the date, since the date is to the left of the balance. You can use INDEX(MATCH()), though: =INDEX(table, MATCH(0, OFFSET(table,0,4,,1),FALSE),1) total interest paid is more straightforward: =VLOOKUP(0,OFFSET(table,0,4,,2),2,FALSE) In article , "Bertiesmum" wrote: I need to write a 2 Vlookup formulas at Cell E25 to display the date a loan will be repaid and secondly the total interest paid. I have an analysis table called 'table' with 6 columns 1. Date 2. Opening loan balance 3. Add interest 4. Less payment 5. Closing balance 6. Cumulative interest I can get the sheet to work easily but the vlookups are an entirely different matter, I just cant get them to work. My boss has specified that he wants lookups. TIA Chris |
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